Camera is the highest point in the village of Centuri, at 233 meters. From here, you can see the domed church of St. Sylvester, dating from the 16th century, the bell tower, and the former brotherhood of Santa Croce, both listed as Historic Monuments, overlooking Centuri Bay. To the south of the hamlet, you can see Stanti, Pecorile, Ortinola, the Annunziata Convent, and two ruined mills, which were former windmills dating from the 19th century. At that time, the village had over 100 of them, while other municipalities had between two and three. The church and its dome are rare architectural features in Corsica. To the right of the church is the monument to the dead of the First World War (1914-1918), and in the heart of the hamlet you can also see the Chapel of Saint Margaret and the Cipriani funeral chapel. In ancient times, the hamlet of Camera was called Corte-Camera, as the hamlet of Corte was located very close by.
The hamlet of Corte is located below and to the west of Camera. At the beginning of the century, the hamlet had 30 inhabitants.